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African Americans and drinking

How Culture & Ethnicity Shape Our Drinking Habits

by Leah on August 3, 2012

Do African Americans Drink Less?

by Leah on February 25, 2010

Drinking Diaries: Women Serve Their Stories Straight Up (Seal Press) is now available wherever books are sold

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Drinking Diaries

We drink for different reasons: to quench thirst, to loosen up, because it tastes good, to enhance a meal, because we're addicted, as part of a ceremony, to celebrate, to mourn. We drink when we're happy. We drink when we're sad. And then there are the non-drinkers, for whom abstaining may be as much of an issue as drinking. This is a place where women can spill their drinking stories--from lamp-swinging hilarity to bottle-under-the-bed despair. At DRINKING DIARIES, you will read, and be able to share the details, the deep questions, the wide and wild range of experiences that pertain to women and alcohol.
As Seen on ABC News Now

Caren Osten Gerszberg, Drinking Diaries co-founder, is interviewed as part of a discussion on women and drinking. View the video on ABC News Now
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